mckellen and there is a whole film to celebrate.e, is it a documentary? it's him looking back at his life, college, theatre, sexuality, becoming a political activist for lgbt causes, and then going back to schools and taking his vast knowledge to schools. he talks about how for a long time theatre was the central of his life, then of course how he moved into movies. and they filmed our progress up the ridge. i think only once because we would have left our footprints in the snow, therefore could not do it twice. as we were going along, and i am going snow up to my knees, with a perilous drop on one side, and a bit of a peak at the other. i could be on everest. it is about as far away from green screen as you can get. we were there. constantly, we were there, and you can ask any of the actors, there were other locations. i remember other locations where we were lifted up by helicopter, to spend the day in the sunshine with a fantastic view, surrounded by mountains. you could listen to his voice all day, couldn't you ? couldn't you ?

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dame helen mirren shooting her movie "the good liar" with sir ian mckellen.w what you're going to see here. >> thanks, keltie. >>> okay, so we know meghan and harry's i dos are gonna be a big tv event, but just as big? well, how about the wedding on tonight's "big bang theory" >> finally, sheldon and amy are making it official, but for tv bride mayim bialik, she's personally feeling royal wedding fever. >> there's another big wedding happening, the royal wedding. >> there is something so fascinating about the notion of, like, modern day princes and princesses. and there's a queen. it freaks me out. there's a palace. everything gold. like, it's crazy. i'm super into it. >> and what do you think about a girl from southern california who's now going to be a princess? >> amazing. her freckles are amazing. everything's amazing. i don't know her, but i wish i could be like, how do you make that decision, like, to leave the life that you knew and become a princess? >> but tonight it's the "big bang" bride's turn to walk down the aisle as sheldon and amy finally tie

newsreel: actor ian mckellen was at the head of a procession that stretched nearly two miles.s. a group of lesbians abseiled into the house of lords. through all of the campaigning prior to the enactment we couldn't get the media to understand what the impact was going to be on our community, on our children. so really, the only thing left was to actually be the news by being on the news. we met outside television centre, we managed to get through the security. the whole thing was timing, really. as soon as the lights changed, we barged into the studio. the whole place went mad, i got smacked to the ground by i don't know how many people. one of our members managed to handcuff herself to a camera and the other one got behind the news desk where she was quite violently subdued by nicholas witchell who has since apologised. sue lawley carried on trying to read the news. i do apologise if you are hearing at a lot of noise in the studio at the moment. i'm afraid we have rather been invade. in the footage, it all got muffled. you can hear little muffled shouts of, "stop! section 28

people like ian mckellen eventually got to see the prime minister.nd when the queen signed the royal assent for the bill allowing a quality of marriage, he said -- she said, i couldn't mention this in 1953. it is really extraordinary, isn't it? just wonderful. and she handed over. that's a nice story and i hope it is true but it has nothing to do with political correctness. it has to do with human decency. it's that simple. [applause] rebuttals, strong opening statements. let's move into the moderated cross examination portion of and get both sides and engaging on some of the key issues here. i think what we have heard is a bit of tension. more,draw it out a bit for the rights of groups to be included to have the opportunity for individuality, and a belief on the other side that there is a threat here when these groups are overly privileged through affirmative action or other outcome-oriented processes. isn't there harm that is done to groups by privileging their group identity, whether it be a group identity of race or gender, and not immediately tr

martha mckellen. she earned her bachelor's degree in political science. worked to improve suicide prevention. participating in three u.s. olympic trials. a bachelors of science in finance from california state university. you have started your right to recovery in the final witness. muscular skeletal pathology. masters of science degrees from the university of illinois. i now recognize the dr. to present his testimony. in collaboration with the apartment of veterans affairs. the department of energy. squeezing the most out of her 70 year paradigm. necessitates novel artificial intelligence to navigate an increasingly data driven world. i believe a cornerstone for progress will be how rapidly we embrace the next generation predictive supercomputing tools.be they can accelerate this technology change by driving the development with likely the world's most complex data. to rethink many of our traditional approaches the cancer moon shot in 2016. more recently secondary. as well as this administration's commitment to the veteran issues has allowed the rethinki